Death of Three and a Half Year Old Charles Crim
Charles Crim died December 11 1916 at age 3 years 7 months after sudden illness on December 5 at home. Survived by parents Claire and Lotta and four grandparents with many relatives. Funeral services were held at the Christian Church and burial was at Pleasant View.
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Charles Crim
Claire
Lotta Crim Bratton
Charles
Grandfather
Bratton
Crim
Althe
Papa
Mamma
Jesus
Alonzo
Nora Bratton
George
Edna Crim
Charles Bratton
David
Christian Church
Carrie Beaver
Maude Melson
Sam Caplinger
Fred Sullivan
Pleasant View
Death of Perry Canada 58 Farmed Local Community
Perry Canada died at his home near here after two weeks illness. Born December 20, 1858, he was a lifelong local farmer married to Clara Lane in 1879. Survived by mother Elizabeth Canada, six children Mayme Bateman, Dona Underwood, Maud Cooper, Charles, Bynum, Edward, seven grandchildren, a brother Bad Canada. Funeral Friday at M. I. E. church at 11 with Jamestown cemetery burial.
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Perry K. Canada
Here
Canada
Elijah Canada
Perry
Clara Lane
Elizabeth Canada
Mayme Bateman
Crawfordsville
Dona Underwood
Montana
Maud Cooper
Lebanon
Charles
Bynum
Edward
Bad Canada
Putnam County
M. IE
Jamestown
Notice to all in arrears at The Hustler
Readers in arrears must settle at once as newsprint costs rise to 200 dollars per ton from 60 a year ago. Cash payment required to continue newspaper operations.
Temperance Mass Meeting in Boone County Planned
A large Boone county gathering is set for next Sunday at the tabernacle to support state and nationwide prohibition. Hon. Fred Landis of Logansport will speak, joined by Mrs. Daisy Douglas Barr and Judge C. J. Orbison, with no church or party affiliation required. This event aims to crystalize temperance sentiment across the county.
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Boone County
Tabernacle
Lebanon
Fred Landis
Logansport
Indiana
Daisy Douglas Barr
C. J. Orbison
Bigamy charge tied to Indiana painter Lenora Kelley
Lenora Kelley bound over to circuit court on a bigamy case with a $1000 bond after marrying Ruby Whitsett in Advance while working for Birdsel Paint Co of Indianapolis. The couple traveled to Illinois where Illinois officers detained Kelley and Lebanon jail awaits action. Kelley denies bigamy. Whitsett family contacts their Iowa daughter, expected home soon.
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Lenora Kelley
Kelley
Birdsel Paint Co
Indianapolis
Ruby Whitsett
Illinois
Ilinois
Lebanon
Community notes from Manson and area update
Margaret Tramel moved to live with her sister Elmer Hinkle has shipped 1850 rabbits to Anderson since Nov 15th bought from local dealers Tom Melson prefers snowball living to furnace in new house Ralph Cunningham heads to Detroit for a new truck and plans to join with piggies next week Bro Rector ends meeting at Manson Saturday night Seven additions to date Local young ladies plan to organize for special work at the Community Building Saturday at 2 PM
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Elmer Hinkle
Anderson
Rector
Manson
Christmas stock and toys announced for a full service
The retailer announces readiness for Christmas with a complete stock and lists items including cut glass jewelry fountains pens thermos bottles kodaks casseroles chafing dishes and many toys. Items cover dolls books games and novelty items with prices from 5 cents to $3.50.
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Riley
Ouija Boards
Chess India
Black Rock Flinch
Lost Pair of Rimless Glasses Found Near Advance
Notice seeks the return of a lost pair of rimless glasses near Advance on a Wednesday night with a reward offered. Also mentions two basketball games this week at the Advance Community Building and social notes about local residents and church activities.
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Waynetown HH. S
Advance H. S
Thorntown H. S
Advance
Lost log hook found near James Bean residence
A log hook was found between SX and James Bean's residence. Finder should return it to James Bean.
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James Bean
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